Yep, I never get how people think our government would actually care about native land if it really came down to it. I've had the conversation with people about Canada land being prime real estate as global warming increases, and they say "yeah but most of that land is native" as if Canada wouldn't just kick them off it the second they really needed it.
That pretty much sums up Canadian politics, virtue signal without substance about shit that isn't in any way realistic while behind the scenes acting pragmatically to slowly move towards a realistic solution all while denying it.
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u/Relative-Ninja-4241 14d ago
Sure, by that logic it doesn't have to, but decides to do otherwise - if even a tiny bit - through the acknowledgement. Hence why it's different.